NY Tech Summit to present 7 sessions on IT Evolution

SYRACUSE, NY – According to the Gartner 2018 CIO Survey for Infrastructure & Operations Leaders, ninety-five percent of CIOs believe that digitalization will significantly alter their jobs. As the CIO's role evolves from delivery executive to business executive, I&O leaders will need to adopt a more business-focused mindset to support the CIO's mission and to fill the technology gap.

This year’s NY Tech Summit, June 6-8 at the Turning Stone Resort and Casino, is devoting one of its five conference agenda tracks to IT Evolution. The IT Evolution track consists of seven separate sessions focusing on different aspects of evolving topic. They are:

• An entirely new era of intuitive networking for a digital age David Tomczak, Cisco Systems
• America Under Cyber Attack: The Rise of the Machines Reg Harnish, GreyCastle Security
• Complying With Data Security Regulations: Creating Clear and Auditable Records Alan M. Winchester, Harris Beach, PLLC
• Incident Response Tabletop Exercise: Modern Day Cyber Attacks - A comedy of errors that isn't so funny John Flory, TAG Solutions, Inc.
• How AI Can Create Real-Time Value for You, Michael Larche, St. Ann’s Community
• Taxing the Limits of Fiber Optic Structured Cabling and Connectivity; The Migration Challenges for High-Speed Applications Rick Dallmann, CABLEXpress
• Building an Intent-Based Data Center: Powered by Intent. Informed by Context. Delivered across your multicloud. Florence Huban Suraci, Cisco

The other four tracks focus on Functional Security, Transformational Leadership, Lifecycle of IT Employees, and Tech Talks.

To register visits http://www.nytechsummit.com/index.cfm/attend/